Applies to: 
Kyvos Enterprise Kyvos Cloud (SaaS on AWS) 
Kyvos AWS Marketplace
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export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:{KYVOS_HOME}/Postgres/lib:{KYVOS_HOME}/Postgres/librhel8
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Note In Currently, in AWS, the PostgreSQL dump functionality switch repository is currently not working as expected, preventing repository migration due to a version mismatch. Consequently, the switch repository functionality ; therefore, migrating a repository is not supported. In the Kyvos 2025.2 release, following switching repository cases not supported:
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Export data from external Postgres (AWS RDS, Azure Postgres or GCP CloudSQL).
In an existing cluster, identify the target node for running bundled Postgres and start the Postgres service on that target node.
On the navigation bar, click Utilities > Manage Kyvos Repository.
On the Manage Kyvos Repository page, select the Bundled Postgres Repository option (by default, Bundled Postgres will be shown selected).
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Select that cluster node from the dropdown on which the data dump is imported in step #2 above.
If needed, select the Restore Database Dump option to restore a dump of the Postgres database.
Locate Dump data from:
Restore data from last backup:Select this option to get the data restored from the last created backup.
Upload data dump file: Select this option to upload a previously saved data dump file.
Perform repository connection validation using Test Connection link.
NOTE: In case of any problem with the test connection, you will see an error message. Fix those problems before proceeding with switching the repository.Once the connection is validated successfully, click the Save button. This will configure new Postgres as a repository for Kyvos.
Restart the BI Server service.
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